The Guardian features Frugalpac
The Guardian cited Frugalpac in its excellent series, ‘The beginning of new solar, the end of old plastic?’. Read the full feature here
Read moreThe Guardian cited Frugalpac in its excellent series, ‘The beginning of new solar, the end of old plastic?’. Read the full feature here
Read moreThe i newspaper welcomes the launch of the Frugal Cup. Read the full article here.
Read moreLet’s debunk the myths behind bespoke collection systems. There are a number of different initiatives running on the same principle; using a specialist bin to dispose of used coffee cups. These can be found in-store at certain coffee chains and on certain city streets, following a ‘tip, flip & stack’ instruction, the cups are then collected and […]
Read moreIt’s an issue that’s actually quite tricky to unpick. Quite understandably, many retailers and manufacturers don’t want to come clean about the proportion of their cups that gets recycled. Most of the time, they quietly rely on the word ‘paper’ being more environmentally-friendly than the word ‘plastic’. ‘Paper cups’ sounds just as benign as the […]
Read moreAfter creating a solution to the coffee cup issue, we have decided to join The Paper Cup Recovery and Recycling Group. The PCRRG is made up of pioneering organisations from across the paper cup supply chain, including: paper cup manufacturers, retailers, recycling and waste management companies and paper re-processors. Fellow members include coffee retailers Starbucks, Costa, Caffè […]
Read moreHugh Fearnley-Whittingstall raises awareness of coffee cup issue After realising that the UK are throwing away a shocking 2.5 billion cardboard coffee cups every year, campaigner Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall declared a ‘War on Waste’ in a BBC One Documentary. Despite the fact that some of the major coffee chains were initially reluctant to acknowledge the issue, […]
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